HISTORY OF GRAND RAPIDS AND ITS INDUSTRIES VOL. I. |
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... and may have a common seal , and may change and alter the same at their
pleasure ; and by the same name shall be and are hereby made capable of
purchasing , holding , conveying and disposing of any real and personal estate ,
for the ...
... and may have a common seal , and may change and alter the same at their
pleasure ; and by the same name shall be and are hereby made capable of
purchasing , holding , conveying and disposing of any real and personal estate ,
for the ...
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| Title | HISTORY OF GRAND RAPIDS AND ITS INDUSTRIES VOL. I. |
| Author | DWIGHT GOSS |
| Published | 1906 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2005 |
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